The Genie: (51% Female)
Female Score: 984
Male Score: 940

Watery Grave: (53% Male)
Female Score: 14537
Male Score: 16559

Goodbye Sam: (62% Female)
Female Score: 1917
Male Score: 1151

Petra: (61% Female)
Female Score: 2787
Male Score: 1791

Petra (I Will Survive): (59% Female)
Female Score: 3462
Male Score: 2389

Petra (Lydia's Lament): (60% Female)
Female Score: 4942
Male Score: 3342

Reunion (V2): (58% Male)
Female Score: 600
Male Score: 831

Life Changing Experience: (51% Male)
Female Score: 758
Male Score: 796

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Then again, would you really classify these words as masculine or feminine?

Feminine:
with, if, not, where, be, when, your, her, we, should, she, and, me, myself, hers, was

Masculine:
around, what, more, are, as, who, below, is, these, the, a, at, it, many, said, above

Following the links, apparently the following is what the algorithm is based on. See what you think...

Similarly, what the gender-identifying algorithm picks up on is that women are apparently far more likely than men to use personal pronouns -- ''I,'' ''you'' and ''she'' especially. Men, on the other hand, prefer so-called determiners -- ''a,'' ''the,'' ''that,'' ''these'' -- along with numbers and quantifiers like ''more'' and ''some.'' What this suggests, according to Moshe Koppel, an author of the Israeli project, is that women are more comfortable talking or thinking about people and relationships, while men prefer to contemplate things.